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Chandelier of beauty
I love the story behind this photograph.
I was a newly beginner in photography when I took this photograph; I was walking home from school feeling rather exhausted, when I walked past a flower bush with hundreds of droplets formed on a spiderweb. Without even a hesitation, I ran home and grabbed my camera, I ran back... it was still slightly raining, but all I wanted was that shot of the droplets. The frailty of the droplets were so amazing. I accidentally knocked them in my excitement, and they formed huge droplets.
What a day
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The whole picture is an invitation to a sweet dream.
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Let me tell you something, I took it with a compact camera. Nothing flashy, just a cheap point and shoot. You don't need an expensive camera or even astounding talent. You just need a good eye for beauty and a camera. Don't ever think you can't do something, and don't let anything stop you from doing so. <3
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haha this is so beautiful! The only spiderwebs I see are scary and ugly looking
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I think spiderwebs look less scary when it rains, somehow the light reflecting off the droplets adds a kind of magical beauty. I haven't seen any webs this beautiful for a long time, I'm still hoping to find one.
Thank you.
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that makes sense, but even when it rains the spiderwebs I see aren't anywhere close to the beauty of this one
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Possibly it's all about timing, spotting them before they break and look a little sad. I'd keep looking though, one day it will pay off. 
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haha very true! A pretty spider web is always fascinating to see for some reason
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Now that there is what I call "top of the line" Chandelier.
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Thank you, lovely. I felt very lucky when I captured this web, I've never seen another like it.
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I didn't use any macro lens, this photograph was taken with a tiny IXUS 70. It was the first camera I ever used, so you can see this photograph is particularly special to me. It's amazing what you can capture if you have the passion/patience for a unique photograph. Thank you.
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Now I can't help but think about how great it would look in black and white...
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Wow! How did you focus on such a small area?
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what an amazing photograph you are a naturaly talented girl
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N'aww Thank you so much, Betty. (Sorry for the late reply, I didn't see this until I clicked on the deviation.) 
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